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August 11, 2000 Cover story:
Claiming the Catholic
vote
Republicans assert GOP best reflects Catholic
view
We analyze the record
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Contents:
The links below will take you to this week’s
stories:
 Cover story: Research
challenges bold GOP boast
Cover story: Catholics able to
‘think for themselves,’ bishops says
Inside NCR
Starting Point: The honest
solitary voice behind the truth in ‘we’
Rome targests another
Jesuit
Italian cardinal advocates
‘planetary’ government
How long, O Lord? How
long?
POETRY
Special Report: Texas-size
ministry
Special Report: ‘Violent
system’ pushes parish into housing
Books: Same words, different
ideas
Pop Music: Tracy
Chapman
Joan Chittister column: Of
force, fear
Viewpoint: ‘I tell my
story to seek forgiveness’
Viewpoint: Church stands with
people in troubled Vieques
EDITORIAL: Bishops and the
politicians: a bad mix
EDITORIAL: A tragic
anniversary for Iraq’s children |
